unbearable

adjective14 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.3
almost unbearable8.2

Indicates being very close to the point of being unbearable.

nearly unbearable8.1

Similar to 'almost', indicating reaching the threshold of tolerance.

absolutely unbearable8.0

Strongly emphasizes that something is unbearable without any doubt.

completely unbearable7.8

Highlights that every aspect of something is unbearable.

totally unbearable7.7

An informal and strong way to say completely unbearable.

just unbearable7.5

Emphasizes the simple and complete nature of the unbearableness.

quite unbearable6.5

In BrE, a strong intensifier meaning 'completely'.

be unbearable8.5

Describes a current, ongoing state of being unbearable.

make sb/sth unbearable7.2

To cause a person or situation to become unbearable.

become unbearable7.0

Indicates a gradual or formal change into an unbearable state.

find sb/sth unbearable7.0

To personally judge or perceive a person or situation as unbearable.

get unbearable6.8

Indicates a more informal change into an unbearable state.

feel unbearable6.5

Describes a personal, subjective experience of something being unbearable.

seem unbearable6.0

Describes the appearance or impression of being unbearable.

Collocations with "unbearable"